I wanted to rethink the monitor, not just how it looks, but how it fits into your space. Most screens feel like big plastic slabs bolted onto your desk. This one doesn’t. It’s thin, clean, and sort of vanishes when you’re not using it, which is exactly the point.

The panel’s proper sharp, 5K, bright, and colour-accurate, but it’s not shouting about it. No chunky bezels, no gamer nonsense. Just edge-to-edge glass sat in a slim bit of aluminium, perched on a tidy stand that handles all the ports and keeps the cables out of sight.

Round the back, there’s a soft light ring that reacts to what’s happening on screen or in the room, nothing mad, just a bit of ambience that makes long sessions feel less like staring into a fridge.

There’s a wireless charging pad in the base and a magnetic mount for your phone built in, but again, all subtle. The whole thing’s meant to get out of your way so you can get on with your work. No logos. No distractions. Just a proper screen that does its job and looks good doing it.